Who's Who

	The Rev'd Canon Elaine Jones Acting Dean Elaine has worked at Derby Cathedral for 6 years as a Residentiary Canon. During her time she has seen many changes in the leadership team at the Cathedral and has enjoyed a variety of roles throughout this time of change. Elaine has now been invited by Bishop Alastair to take on the role of Acting Dean until a new Dean is installed. She is looking forward to working with the Chapter and serving the wider community in this new role. Outside the Cathedral, Elaine enjoys socialising, walking and currently works as a Street Pastor in Derby City Centre. T: 01332 341201 ext. 22 M: 07749867347 E: ElaineJones@derbycathedral.org
	The Rev'd Canon Andie Brown Canon Theologian Andie joined the Cathedral in the summer of 2003 when he came to take up the post of Continuing Ministerial Education (clergy and laity) Adviser for the Diocese. Fulfilling his diocesan duties keeps him busy, and often away from the Cathedral on a Sunday, but he values the life of daily prayer at the Cathedral, enjoys the Sundays he is present and looks forward to defining his role as Canon Theologian under a new Dean. Prior to his arrival in Derby, Andie was Vicar of two Urban Priority Area parishes in Manchester for 18 years. Andie is married to Jane and they have three daughters (one of whom was married in the cathedral recently). He is an avid supporter of Burnley Football Club. E: andie.brown@derby.anglican.org T: 01332 388671
	The Rev’d Canon Dave Perkins Canon Precentor Dave came to Derby Cathedral in May 2009 from the parishes of Belper, Turnditch and Ambergate, where he had been since 1995. As Canon Precentor, Dave is responsible for the planning and direction of regular Cathedral worship plus the many special services that take place during the year. He works closely with the musicians, vergers, servers and other clergy within the Cathedral community. He is married to Margaret – they have three grown up boys and two grandchildren. Outside work Dave enjoys playing guitar and mandolin in a folk band, cycling and cruising on the canals in his small boat
	Rev’d Dawn Glen Curate Dawn joined Derby Cathedral in July 2009. Her role is like that of an apprentice in many ways, helping and learning from the Dean, the Canon Pastor and Canon Precentor. Immediately prior to coming to Cathedral, she trained for ordination at Westcott House Theological College in Cambridge. Before that, her working life was mainly in administration in the health service and higher education. When not working Dawn enjoys crafts, reading, cooking, tennis (as a spectator, not as a player!) and Formula 1.
Lay Chapter
	Mark Titterton Lay Member of Chapter & Churchwarden Mark has worshipped at the Cathedral for a number of years. Through his role as Managing Director of a multiple retail and property business, Mark brings expertise to the Cathedral’s commercial and property interests along with a real desire to see the Cathedral as a centre of excellence for the Diocese. Mark is married to Sarah and lives in the Peak District where he is also actively involved in the life of the Parish Church at Edensor as treasurer. In his spare time, Mark enjoys walking, country sports, socialising with friends, keeping fit and watching Derby County. E: marktitterton@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 341201
	Christine McMullen Chapter Bishop Jonathan brought Christine into the Cathedral Chapter. Christine is also a Reader at her home church, St. Peter’s, Fairfield in Buxton, where she works hard to help the people of Buxton and the surrounding areas recognise and enjoy the value of Derby Cathedral. Christine has recently retired as theological educator where she was involved in training 500 or so people for Ordination – some in this Diocese. Christine is on the General Synod and Chairs the Buxton Deanery Synod. Christine loves life in the Peak District. She enjoys reading and spending time with her Grandson. E: christine.mcmullen@hotmail.co.uk T: 01332 341201 ext 20
	Janet Love Lay member of the Chapter Janet has been coming to the Cathedral for a number of years and has been a full time member of the congregation for 25 years. Janet is a lay member of Chapter, a former Church Warden and a member of the Cathedral Voluntary Choir. Her hobbies include silver smithing & singing.
	[The Hon] David Legh Lay member of the Chapter David joined the chapter in March 2010. He was High Sheriff of Derbyshire in 2006-7 and has since taken a keen interest in the Cathedral. He is a Chartered Surveyor in general practice and combines this with farming and landowning interests at Cubley where he and his family have lived for 30 years. David is married to Jane who was ordained [Deacon] in Derby Cathedral in July 2009. They have four children and two grandchildren. If ever marooned on a desert island, David would insist on a guitar as his luxury.
Vergers
	Tony Grantham Head Verger Tony took up the appointment in January 2001 having spent the previous 12 years as Chapel Clerk at St. John’s College, Cambridge. Tony has more than 30 years’ experience as a Verger, having also served as Assistant at both Coventry and Bristol Cathedrals and as Head Verger of Southwark Cathedral. Tony is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Cathedral under the direction of the SEO. Along with his colleagues, Tony prepares the Cathedral for its many, varied functions. Tony is also the Cathedral representative on the Derby Cathedral Peregrine Project. E: vergers@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 345848
	Mat Mawson Cathedral Verger Mat has worked at the Cathedral since March 2008. Mat looks after the building, keeping it clean and tidy as well as setting up and taking part in the daily round of services. Mat also takes booking dates for Weddings, Funerals and other events at the Cathedral. Mat's role also involves assisting the Clergy on a day-to-day basis. Mat originally trained as a chef and worked in the Hospitality industry until starting at the Cathedral. Mat was baptised and confirmed after joining the Cathedral in September 2008 which he says was "a great experience" making him feel "much more a part of the Christian faith & community." Mat's interests outside of work include walking and going to the Cinema and when time allows, Mat is a keen golf player.
Music Department
	Peter Gould Master of the Music Peter has been an integral part of music at the Cathedral for 26 years! Peter is in charge of the music at worship services almost daily. He also co-ordinates the Derby Cathedral Choirs. All sing very regularly in the Cathedral, Diocese and occasionally in foreign countries too. In January 2009, Peter was awarded an honorary degree by Derby University for his musical work in the Cathedral, City and County. E: pdgould@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 341201 ext 25
	Tom Corfield Assistant Organist Tom’s duties include accompanying the Cathedral Choir and running the Voluntary Choir. Tom was appointed in 1985 and combines his Cathedral work with part-time teaching. E: tandrcorfield@tiscali.co.uk T: 01332 341201 ext 25
Administration
	David Stanbridge Senior Executive Officer David joined the Cathedral in April 2008 following a varied career. David has owned and managed his own hotel, was Director of Quality for England, Director of Catering Residential Services at Glasgow University and was General Hotel Manager at Trusthouse Forte Hotels. In 1995, David obtained an MBA from Nottingham University. David owns a house in Puglia, Italy and spends the majority of his free time there. He also enjoys learning Italian and socialising with friends from around the country. To relax, David likes to read and watch television, particularly dramas and some reality TV. E: davidstanbridgeseo@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 341201 ext 24 M: 07880527293
	Peter Holdridge Finance Officer Peter has worked for the Cathedral since 2004. In his role as Finance Officer, Peter is responsible for all of the Cathedral finances, including the Coffee Shop and Car Park. Outside of work, Peter’s interests include cricket, charities supporting autistic children and watching films. E: peterh@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 341201 ext 21
	Irene Minton Office Manager Irene has worked at the Cathedral for a number of years, starting originally as a volunteer. Irene’s main responsibility is diary management, currently overseeing six diaries covering all the engagements held in the Cathedral and the Cathedral Centre over the year and subsequent years. Before she came to the Cathedral, Irene worked at Rolls Royce as a secretary. Irene likes to keep fit, cook, and has a keen interest in fashion and the arts. E: irene@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 341201 ext 20
	Lucille Parsisson PA to the Dean and Residential Canons Lucille joined the Cathedral in November 2008. Lucille’s role is to ensure the current Acting Dean, Canon Elaine Jones, and the Precentor, Canon Dave Perkins, are looked after and all their administrative work is in order, as well as their diaries! She also works closely with the Education Team and various volunteer groups. Prior to having children, Lucille worked as a PR Manager for Boots The Chemists. Lucille left Boots to be a full-time mum and moved to Cornwall. Since moving up to Derbyshire, she has undertaken various temporary jobs until finally settling at the Cathedral. Lucille is a self confessed ‘history nerd’ with a love for architecture, especially Cathedrals. She is also a keen Nottingham Forest supporter which she finds ‘challenging’ working in the centre of Derby! E: lucille@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 341201 ext 27
	Max Toseland Commercial Supervisor and P.A to the S.E.O Max is the newest member of the team having started in November 2009. His time is split between the Cathedral Centre Office and the Coffee House, something which is both varied and challenging. Max spent three years at Sheffield Hallam University earning a B.A Honours degree in Film and has recently done work in both television and film. In his spare time he enjoys playing football, going to the gym, watching films and socialising with friends. Max is also an avid Manchester United supporter! E: max@derbycathedral.org T: 01332 341201 ext 28
	Geoff Robson Exhibitions Officer Geoff has been worshipping at the Cathedral since moving to Derby in 1993. He became Exhibitions Officer in 2003 after the Queen opened the Cathedral Centre. Part of Geoff’s role is to process all applications for exhibitions following the Chapter’s Policy, to promote the Christian Faith and support the local community. Geoff previously worked in education, becoming an HMI staff inspector before retirement. In addition to art and architecture, Geoff enjoys classical music, and in particular thinks the Cathedral's music is outstanding. T: 01332 346080
	Derek Limer Keeper of the Treasures Derek has been a server at both the Cathedral and Bridge Chapel for over 30 years. Following his early retirement from staff of Lloyds Bank in 2003 he became a member of the Cathedral’s team of visitor guides. With the opening of the Cathedral Treasury in 2003 by HM the Queen, he has been responsible for the maintenance of the Treasury. Leasing with parishes in the Derby Diocese who wish to loan their silver etc for exhibition and is always available to parishes about their silver and textiles. A Vice President of Derby Civic Society and former Chairman of The Friends of Derby Museum and Art Gallery, Derek is always keen to promote Derby’s great industrial and cultural heritage. E: dereklimer@btinternet.com T: 01332 345548
	John Howarth Head Server John's primary role is to organise and train the servers who assist the clergy in the Cathedral's main services. John has been involved with the Cathedral for over 50 years. A Chartered Mechanical Engineer, John worked for engineering companies in Derby until retirement and served as a Magistrate for over 20 years. He has been involved in Scouting since he was a boy and continues to assist when required.

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6/1/2010 - 7/31/2010 10:00 The Artist on Tour; Joint exhibition with Derby Museum and Art Gallery. Artists’ diaries and sketch books from the 18th century to the present day 8/1/2010 - 8/31/2010 10:00 'Between Earth and Sky,' etchings by Anna Ravenscroft. Recording the details of wildlife with sensitivity and flair.